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Located in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, this town of 22,157 people is located only 14 miles southeast of Boston on the Boston Harbor, and has a tremendous number of real estate investment opportunities. The market is especially inviting now due to the rapid development of the greater Boston area, and this town’s close proximity to the metropolis and its own variety of city amenities make it desirable to commercial investors. The town has 22.2 square miles of land, and was incorporated in 1635.

In terms of public green space and tourist attractions, the town is bordered by the Weymouth Back River and is home to Wompatuck State Park, a 3,500 acre tract of forest, campgrounds, and hiking trails and non-motorized boating on the adjacent Aaron River Reservoir. The town also includes a section of the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area, which feature 34 small islands dotted with wildlife, public reaction facilities, and the United States’ oldest lighthouse. The town manages both Ragged Island and Sarah Island, the latter of which is primarily used as a protected nesting place for gulls. Both islands can be accessed by private boat. The 30-acre Bumpkin Island, which once was home to a World War II hospital for polio, can be accessed by a shuttle boat via a ferry.

The town is accessible by several major vehicular routes, including Route 3, Route 228, Route 3A, and Route 53. The MBTA Commuter Rail line stops in town and delivers passengers to Boston’s South Station, while a commuter boat ferry service also transports local residents to downtown Boston. Public bus service is also available.

Because of the multifaceted urban fabric of the area, development opportunities here take a number of forms. Some of the units from the 145,000 square foot property at 72 Sharp Street, for example, have been zoned with a flexible usage. Built in 1988, the colonial-style brick buildings feature a white trim near the roof, while other buildings on the complex are far more industrial in nature, with built-in loading docks and concrete exteriors. Some parts of the structure serve as condos. The variety of uses for this structure represents the varied and dense nature of the town itself. A portion of the property was listed for sale at $875,000.

Office Space Market

This town has several new and historic buildings offering office space for purchase or for lease. The property at 75 Sgt William B Terry Drive is a 97,000 square foot facility that is zoned for office space. Built in 1988, the structure is located only 10 miles south of Boston, and includes access to a commuter ferry dock, and well as easy onsite parking. The exterior has a solid, granite-like appearance and modern banks of windows that take advantage of natural light, creating a stable yet elegant appearance. Landscaping on the property, including trees and manicured hedges and shrubs, helps create a warm atmosphere. The estimated rent is $1.25 per square foot per month.

For those who enjoy prominent circular columns and an inventive color scheme of white and red brick, the office space at 99 Derby Street may be a perfect investment. The 42,863 square foot building was built in 1990 and is located within easy distance of Route 3. The elegant mullions on the banks of windows add texture to the overall aesthetic. A restaurant operates in the building’s atrium, and business signage may be mounted on the exterior. The estimated rent for this property has not been disclosed.

For those who wish to be the first to inhabit a space, the property at 90 Industrial Park Road, which is slated to be built by 2020, will offer a variety of top-tier amenities in an excellent location. The 60,000 square foot three-story building, which will feature red brick and bright, large windows, is slated to be dedicated primarily to office space. The rental rates for this structure have not yet been disclosed.

The spaces at 1 Derby Street, which was built in 2006, give tenants excellent access the downtown hustle and bustle while providing an elegant space in which to set up their office. The flourishes of the building, including a brick gable and a prominent circular corner space that overlooks the street, visually distinguish it from other properties. An onsite parking lot and landscaped islands make it highly accessible and beautiful. With 16,2016 square feet, the estimated rent for this structure is $1.67 per square foot per month.

Retail Space Market

The town has numerous facilities dedicated to retail space, many of which are located on scenic sites. The property at 400 Lincoln Street, which was built in 1972, offers easy access to the Weymouth Back River, as well as several neighboring parks. With an enormous parking lot located directly next to the 99,969 square foot structure, this space is capable of selling almost any type or size of product. The estimated rent for this space is $1.67 per square foot per month.

For those investors looking for a property that is part of a larger design concept, the 210,000 square foot storefront retail and office complex at 6 Shipyard Drive not only offers top-tier space, but riverside property and access to the town’s sailing community. Built in 2008, the 1.2 million square foot mixed-use development known as “The Launch” in which the property is sited is a fully fledged village, encouraging community gathering and an active shopping lifestyle. The rent for the available units in this structure has not been made publicly available.

The storefront retail spaces available at 225 Lincoln Street come in an array of different sizes, from 500 square foot units to 5,800 square foot suites. The modern-style structure, which was built in 1989, is bordered by an ample parking lot and a lush forest. The rent for the units has not been publicly disclosed.

For those who seek a more boutique experience, the retail space at 193 Whiting Street offers a neighborhood feel with great access to Route 3. The 1,428 square foot single story brick building with stately white trim was formerly a service station, and can be configured to suit a variety of different retail needs. The rent for this property has not been posted in a public forum.

The 45,000 square foot retail storefront property at 211 Lincoln Street offers clean, well-lit retail spaces in brick building built in 1960. With an onsite parking lot, the structure is easily accessible from the heavily trafficked street, and is within walking distance of commuter rail. The estimated rent for this structure is $2.92 per square foot per month.

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